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  • Just-in-time (JIT) provisioning
    Just-in-time (JIT) provisioning Once Single Sign-On is set up, you don't need to invite your team members one by one. With just-in-time (JIT) provisioning, an account is created automatically the first time someone signs in through your identity provider. This article explains what happens, what role new people get, and the one thing you'll still need to do yourself. JIT provisioning is available once Single Sign-On is set up for your organisation. See Setting up Single Sign-OnFew readers
  • Configure single sign-on (SSO)
    Setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) Single Sign-On (SSO) lets your team sign in to Smart Core Connect using your organisation's existing identity provider — the same login they already use for other work tools. There are no separate passwords to manage, and access follows your normal joiner/leaver processes. This guide walks you through connecting your identity provider. You'll need administrator permissions for your organisation. Before you start SSO setup has two prerequisitesFew readers
  • Verify your Domain
    Verifying your domain Before you can set up Single Sign-On (SSO) or automatic user provisioning for your organisation, you need to verify the domain your team's email addresses use — for example acme.com. Verifying a domain proves to Smart Core Connect that you own it. Once it's verified, Smart Core Connect can safely route everyone with an @acme.com address to your own identity provider when they sign in. You'll need administrator permissions for your organisation to do this.Few readers
  • Managing IT contacts
    Managing IT contacts IT contacts are the people in your organisation responsible for setting up and looking after sign-on. They receive setup links and ongoing alerts — for example, a warning when an SSO certificate is about to expire so it can be renewed before anyone is locked out. Adding at least one IT contact is a required step before you finish setting up Single Sign-On. You'll need administrator permissions for your organisation to manage IT contacts. Good to kFew readers

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